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What Are The Pros And Cons Of The Little Mermaid Production

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Yesterday evening at approximately 7:00pm I went to the first showing of The Little Mermaid Musical here at West Central High School. I brought along my sister and a little girl who I frequently babysit and we had a great time watching the show. This review will include the pros and cons of the production. First, I will tell you about the three main pros of the production: the sets, the costumes, and the humor. Then ,I will talk about some cons of the musical. First of all, when I walked into the theater I noticed that it was beautifully decorated. Throughout the show, each set looked absolutely amazing; it truly felt like we were under the sea. My favorite set piece was King Triton’s throne. I thought it looked very cool and I wished that

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